Congolese boy smiling

Advocacy & Outreach

Inequity and injustice motivate us to advocate for change by amplifying the voices and needs of those we serve. Our work places us in a unique position—witness to the day-to-day struggles of people in the poorest parts of the world, yet also able to reach the highest levels of global policy to advocate for change.

What do we want to see change? We want every survivor of gender-based violence to have access to medications to prevent HIV. We want neonatal care to be part of primary care. We want pediatric HIV to not be ignored. We want to see simple and scalable technologies reach those ready to use them.

Inequity and injustice motivate us to advocate for change by amplifying the voices and needs of those we serve. Our work places us in a unique position—witness to the day-to-day struggles of people in the poorest parts of the world, yet also able to reach the highest levels of global policy to advocate for change.

What do we want to see change? We want every survivor of gender-based violence to have access to medications to prevent HIV. We want neonatal care to be part of primary care. We want pediatric HIV to not be ignored. We want to see simple and scalable technologies reach those ready to use them.

Thank you on behalf of CAP for all your support. This base of support really helps us to perceive the evolution within our program. We can see change in better healthcare and everything else that is connected with HIV care.
Bahati Makong Denis, Children Aid Program Manager

Stay connected with Global Strategies

Welcome to the Global Strategies Online Community!

Here are a couple of ways you can help us help women and children right now:
Like Global Strategies on Facebook and let your friends know that you're a Global Strategies supporter.
Follow us on Twitter and get our latest updates from the field.
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.